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Work
What?
I received this question
from a reader the other day, so I thought I would explain it to you all
now.
Q: I hear
the terms "workbook" and "worksheet" used frequently
when people discuss MS Excel. What exactly is a workbook? A worksheet?
Is there a difference?
A: Well,
to begin with, there is definitely a difference.
- A workbook
is the MS Excel file in which you enter and store related data.
- A worksheet
(also known as a spreadsheet) is a collection of cells on a
single "sheet" where you actually keep and manipulate the
data. Each workbook can contain many worksheets. (It's a lot like a
book. One book contains an entire story. Each page of the book contains
part of the story, etc).
Often, one workbook
has a single theme, such as a personal budget. Each worksheet would then
have a part of that theme, such as the budget broken down by month.
There you go. It's
that simple!
~ April
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